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Friday
May152020

UP FROM THE STREETS—NEW ORLEANS: THE CITY OF MUSIC (on Cine-File)

If you would, read my notice on UP FROM THE STREETS—NEW ORLEANS: THE CITY OF MUSIC over at Cine-File, and consider streaming it via the Gene Siskel Film Center.

Friday
Apr242020

ONCE WERE BROTHERS: ROBBIE ROBERTSON AND THE BAND (on Cine-File)

Over at Cine-File, I wrote about the new documentary about one of my favorite groups, ONCE WERE BROTHERS: ROBBIE ROBERTSON AND THE BAND. By streaming it, you'll be supporting the Gene Siskel Film Center, as well. Read all about it, and other home-streaming prospects, here.

Friday
Apr172020

THE UPRISING (on Cine-File)

This week I wrote about Peter Snowdon's THE UPRISING, a highly creative take on the Arab Spring composed entirely of remixed videos posted to the Internet. Read all about that, as well as other curiosity-piquing home-streaming prospects, at Cine-File. 

Friday
Apr102020

THE ONLY SON (on Cine-File)

Cine-File lists more good home-streaming prospects this week. I contributed a writeup on Ozu's THE ONLY SON. For that and much more, read the lastest issue of Cine-File.

Sunday
Mar292020

TOO LATE FOR TEARS (on Cine-File)

This week, I found shelter from the storm in the noir world of TOO LATE FOR TEARS. Read all about it, and find more home-viewing ideas, at Cine-File.

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